Skip navigation |

Work Programme will pay by results

10 June 2011

A summary of recent M.E. related stories in the news. Headlines appearing in the media as dated.

Work Programme contractors paid by results
Paying contractors to run the new Work Programme on a sliding scale, depending on their success, will fail and organisations will go bust if the government is wrong about how difficult it will be to find work for hard-to-place groups eg. those on incapacity benefit. Includes comment from the Work Foundation.
The Guardian

http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2011/jun/09/payment-results-longterm-unemployed

9/6/2011

Employer's guide to M.E.
Action for M.E. has launched a new leaflet and booklet to inform employers about M.E. and to support people with the illness that are still in employment.
Press & Journal (Aberdeen), p 4
10/06/2011

XMRV not to blame for CFS
XMRV found in the blood of people with CFS probably came from contamination, not infestion, suggests Vinay Pathak at the National Cancer Institute, Maryland.
New Scientist, p 17
11/06/2011

Book about forgotten illness
Valerie Moody has written a book to raise awareness of M.E. Valerie has been severely affected by the illness for many years. The book launch is being held at her home in Donegal on Saturday 8 June.
Strabane Weekly News, p 8
09/06/2011

M.E. conference
Clwyd ME group are holding a conference tomorrow at 4pm in the Red Lion in Northop. Sue Waddle from ME Research and Lynne Williams, an Occupational therapist, will both be talking.
The Leader (Chester), p 18
09/06/2011

NB. Some articles may only be available online through payment of a subscription. Unfortunately Action for M.E. is prevented by copyright law from reproducing such articles in full or in extract.

The information contained within each press summary is provided for your personal information only. It does not necessarily reflect the views of Action for M.E.

 

Back to top

We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue without changing your settings, we'll assume that you are happy to receive all cookies on the Action for M.E. website. To find out more about the cookies, see our privacy policy.